This issue brief explores lessons from research and practice about the role of intentional curriculum and professional development and supports for teachers in closing the achievement gap in early literacy and math for low-income preschool-age children. The aim is to help policymakers and administrators integrate this emerging knowledge more rapidly into their decisions to support teachers. It is part of a series of reports from the National Center for Children in Poverty (NCCP) that address the question "What will it take to ensure that young low-income children succeed in the early school years?
This study examined the fidelity of implementation by four Head Start teachers using the teaching st...
From a young age, executive functioning begins to develop in children. Executive functions are a gro...
Proficiency in literacy is paramount during a child\u27s education. Lacking proficiency can have las...
This brief provides a blueprint for state and local policymakers, early learning administrators, tea...
The solution to narrowing the achievement gap between low socioeconomic students and high socioecono...
Young children living in poor urban neighborhoods are often at risk for reading difficulties, in par...
Preschool curricula are a much-researched topic in early childhood education and a renewed emphasis ...
Despite federal and state investments in early education intervention programs, achievement gaps con...
Ongoing research has shown that preschool is beneficial not only to early childhood success, but als...
Over the last several decades, studies using quantitative and qualitative research methods have prod...
This study examined the lack of rigorous, systematic evaluation of preschool curricula utilizing thr...
Despite research showing that high-quality early education can be extremely beneficial, a large perc...
This issue brief reflects NCCP's continuing commitment to ensuring that every low-income child enter...
The preschool years are a critical time for math development. Unfortunately, children from low-incom...
Children’s experiences prior to kindergarten entry are correlated with degree of cognitive developme...
This study examined the fidelity of implementation by four Head Start teachers using the teaching st...
From a young age, executive functioning begins to develop in children. Executive functions are a gro...
Proficiency in literacy is paramount during a child\u27s education. Lacking proficiency can have las...
This brief provides a blueprint for state and local policymakers, early learning administrators, tea...
The solution to narrowing the achievement gap between low socioeconomic students and high socioecono...
Young children living in poor urban neighborhoods are often at risk for reading difficulties, in par...
Preschool curricula are a much-researched topic in early childhood education and a renewed emphasis ...
Despite federal and state investments in early education intervention programs, achievement gaps con...
Ongoing research has shown that preschool is beneficial not only to early childhood success, but als...
Over the last several decades, studies using quantitative and qualitative research methods have prod...
This study examined the lack of rigorous, systematic evaluation of preschool curricula utilizing thr...
Despite research showing that high-quality early education can be extremely beneficial, a large perc...
This issue brief reflects NCCP's continuing commitment to ensuring that every low-income child enter...
The preschool years are a critical time for math development. Unfortunately, children from low-incom...
Children’s experiences prior to kindergarten entry are correlated with degree of cognitive developme...
This study examined the fidelity of implementation by four Head Start teachers using the teaching st...
From a young age, executive functioning begins to develop in children. Executive functions are a gro...
Proficiency in literacy is paramount during a child\u27s education. Lacking proficiency can have las...